Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-15

delinquent Septemher 90 1857.
47-lm. +. kRoUTINCEa, City Treas.
The Lewiston brass baud reorgsnzed on
Monday evening. Prof Gibson az instruc-
tor, has been engaged for one wear The
bows have seut east for new Instruments
The mountain picnicers have all returned
IN consequence Of their stock of A NJ |
Cutter Whsxev which they obtained at
| the Palace Saloon in this city, having ex
| hauste1.
| AS will be seen by advertisement in an
OF her column. great preparations are heing
made for the annual fair to take place at
Co'fax commencing Oct. 4, and continuing
FIVE days.
| w. F. Kettenbach, son and daughter. A.
Leland Maj Krontnger wife and mother
| n-law, Mrs. L f Jerome and children,
a"i Miss Rosa Nntfrv. have returned from
Craig's mru,t in, all much improved.
Mrs. NJ. G Dent returned from Indiana
on Sunday, where she has been visiting
curing the past four months She was
Ecpmpanied ny two Of ner neices VIII" viii
in the future make their home with their
aunt.
Gambctta Kettenbach's v.'uahl. stallion
kicked down the partition between his stall
and = grain hin on Saturday night. and
filed up on wheat The animal was found
dead On Sunday morning. lie was valued
. at $500.
The boats on the Snake will commence
next week to make three trips per week be-
tween R,paria and Lewiston, arriving Sun.
, day, Tuesday and Thursday. and departing
, Monday, Wednesday aud Friday in the
mornings.
The Eealite dancing club give social
D in the G. & B hall this evening All mem
= bers are requested to he present-not for
4 getting to lie accompanied by ladies. Good
music viii be furnished by the lewiston
brass orchestra.
A suit for recovery of wages was brought
before Judge Hudson on Saturday by Kelly
Bbwmau against " A. Dent. A Jury oi
six men we're empanneHed, aud the case
heard and verdict rendered, allowing
plaintiff $3S.25
The city council met on Thursday even.
ing and passed dog, COW aud Sidewalk
ordinance. They alsu granted the the wat
+r company right of way. The dog and
I sidewalk ordinance are published elsew here
in these columns.
j, Miss Sophia Cowan has resi- sned her posi-
ton as teacher of he intermediate depart
ment of the public school and the vacano,
IS been flied by Mrs l.. =. Wayland of thu
primary department, aad the primary by
, Mrs, +. 3 Phillips.
The party of O. r. 4 n, surveyors
n which passed Lewiston on the north sid
" of the Clearwater down to the Snake am
down the Snake last week, were campet
,e several miles below on Tuesday, and wer
}. moving with their line down toward
i; Riparla.
a. Lee Wing Tung, a Chinaman who ha
:, lived in this city for several years, and VIII
" reads and writes good English, walked int
& our office one day this week and tire,
ar three dollars on the table aud asked us
ID enroll his name on the subscription list fo
one year.
gu A new steamboat is now in course OF cor
T. structiun at Riparia to ply between tina
place and Lewiston. The boat Will be lar1
" tr than any on the Snake and draw IL.
~ " ates-l65 feet Ion. ;, drawing one foot al,
two inches light. 1t will bc completed
re about nifty days.
he w. H. Lewis. one of the Spokane Fal
police force, brought over VIM. II. Fla1
ed on Saturday evening, stating that hi FLAX
he was derangcd in mind, though not to vel
preat extent, aud that he desired to
brought to Lewiston where he had friend
IN We understand that he has property IN tn
ID county.
The marriage of Mr.. j. N. Gsffeney.
In Uni ntown, and Miss Maggie McGregor,
on Tammany Hollow, to take place the 9th
th,s month, was announced from the alt
IN. of the Cath lie church in this city on Su
h. day last. Also that oo Mr.. Geo. Riggs,
" aha, aud Mrs Agnus Wbestcroft.
Tammsny Hollow.
in A social party was given at the resider
of Mrs. T. 5. Billings on Thursday event
last, where upwards of thirty couple part
sy, pated until ! O'clock a. IN in dancing. ca
liss playing and other Innocent and fest
amusement. All were hospitality ent
o,a tanned, and an immense grand time was
M. manifesto of those present.
John Heartburg brought US 3 sample
nth potatoes raised by E. Z. Spofford. Colt
Ale wood. They are Of the Peach Blow
Early Rose variety. From, four stalks OF
former, thirty potatoes were taken weigh
few fifteen pounds, and twenty four pota'
"a in were taken from three stalks OK the at
ors which weighed twenty pounds. They
a $500
I'D I'D they were planted on the 18th Of last NJ
9Th MIR. Joseph Grief. Of Uniontown. 6
our city q visit yesterday and says
1 in the grain is yielding well in that .ect
/ to he threshed wheat from ~ acres wi
ton Yielded 59A bushels to the acre an
harley he has threshed has yielded
bushels to the acre. and some will prob
the 90 50 bushels The majority Of the
r., msrs have eggSl,y as good crops III
on same vicinity. al are oil busy harvest
, l. Richard Ponnay, an engineer from
~ caqo came down trom Pierce City tins v
ss:. where he has been engaged in placing
!" hewetts quartz machinery III position
crushing the ore Of his lodges He has
,ulsr work nov done. and MIR. Hewett
ding ella ms that he has ~ good qnartz mil
one equal capacity A. can lie found IN the c
try. and that his ledgss yield profitahl
-. free gold. These gentlemen left on
steamer Monday for Chicago, but will
os 80. turn soon to work the lodges they have